Possible gas explosion and fire in Sao Paulo kills one, damages homes
Firefighters said the blast damaged at least 35 properties and led to minor injuries for three survivors after crews struck a gas line.
- On Monday, a gas explosion in the Jaguare neighborhood of Sao Paulo killed one person and injured three others, damaging at least 35 properties after construction crews struck a gas pipe.
- Sabesp construction crews struck a gas line during work, triggering the incident; the utility stated activity stopped immediately and is investigating causes with authorities.
- Firefighters from The Sao Paulo deployed 12 fire engines to combat the blaze, rescuing three individuals with minor injuries while recovering the body of a 45-year-old man from the rubble.
- Civil Defense teams arrived to evaluate damage to nearby homes, while firefighters confirmed the gas leak was shut off, eliminating the risk of further explosions.
- Search dogs and Emergency teams continue inspecting the Jaguare site for any remaining victims trapped under debris, as authorities investigate how Sabesp's construction work triggered the blast.
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The case happened in the Jaguaré neighborhood; Comgás and Sabesp confirmed that they worked together in a work on the site
During a gas explosion in São Paulo, a man died, three more were injured. More than 30 buildings were damaged, a house burned out.
Devastating Gas Explosion Rocks Sao Paulo, Causing Widespread Damage | Science-Environment
A potential gas explosion in Sao Paulo, Brazil, caused significant damage to homes and resulted in injuries, as reported by the fire department. The blaze occurred in the Jaguare neighborhood, prompting the deployment of 12 fire engines. The exact number of those injured remains unspecified.
The gas leak was caused by a work by the private water treatment company Sabesp. However, the case remains under investigation.
According to preliminary information, the explosion is related to Sabesp's work that hit a gas pipeline, there are records of wounded and houses destroyed, and a 45-year-old man was found dead.
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